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Two Vκ genes (IGKV1-NL1 and IGKV3-NL5) found in the unselected library were described to be only potentially functional [ 48].

Among genes of sub-model 1 (Additional file 1, Figure 7A), the embryonic heavy chain isoform of myosin (corresponding to MYH3 gene) is described to be only expressed between 50 days of gestation and birth [ 28].

Further, NOX4 activity has been described to be determined only by its mRNA/protein levels [ 25].

The title Mother India and Radha's character are described to be allusions not only to the Hindu Mother Goddess, but also to Bharat Mata (literally "Mother India"), the national personification of India, generally represented as a Hindu goddess.

Alk kinase has been described to be expressed in RBC only recently [ 36] and since our screen results showed that Alk inhibition induced RBC vesiculation, it is possible that this kinase is involved in RBC signalling as well.

The motif GGNG has only been described to be the PAM for S. thermophilus and not for other Streptococcus phages.

Although monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes are described to be the most dominant compounds emitted, only 8 terpene synthase genes have been isolated and characterized from poplar to date.

Considering the hundreds of possible 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3ns revealed targeth multiproteinsening studies, the revealed far described are likely throughnly a smultiplet of the functionscreening-3 proteinstudies13, 21].

McEntire's music has been described to not only be built upon traditional country music, but also expand into the genres of Country pop, Mainstream pop, Soul, Adult Contemporary, and R&B.

Third, the employer-sponsored health insurance question described here is only asked to workers and thus my findings may be vulnerable to sample-selection bias.

With a response rate of just over 40percentnt, a reasonable assumption may be that many of the findings described above are only generalizable to a distinct group of GPs, perhaps those "compliers" who make greater use of guidelines than most.